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Vol. XXI No 29
ZURICH, TH UHSDAY MORNING, JAN UARY 20, 1921.
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To our many Customers and friends we
are extending best wishes for a prosperous
W. H. PFILE, SHOE MERCHANT, ZURICH if
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Don't miss the Carnival to-
night.
Tlae Ontario Legislature will me-
- et onJanuray 25th.
Mts. Alex. Sparks of ,Seafor..11 •
WAS ,the guest of Mrs. T. L. Wurm
last week..
.• Miels Mekba of Clinton was the
guest of Miss Lila Melick over the
weak -end.
:Mi.!, Chas. F. Hey of Bad Axe,
Mich',. is visiting friends and re-
atives la'ere for a few weeks.
in. 1919 there were 253 plants in
Canada preserving, canning and
evapotating fruits and vegets.1.1.3s.
Oe'fifteen papers. in Lambton co-
untY, five years ago., there are but
six; left. The high cost of paper
and, other necessaries has begin
hard. on the publishing 'business.
The Zurich Atheletic Society are
holding a carnival at their rin'; on
Thhtaday eve, to -night, special fel
iartgements have been made t
'make this an unusual event. Hn-a
degree prizes will be awarded, and
if the weather man is good, a large
crowd is anticipated.
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.Two of our local m.erchants, nem
.ely, T. L. Wurm and J. Gascho &
Sep, are holding merchandise e9:es.
Same exceptionally good barga.-
Wret are being offered and th
p Iic should take advantave
and buy your supply beo2e
it s gone. Remember the date,
Sn4trday, Jan. 22nel.
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incorporated in 1.80
THE
Wi SONS
BANK
ASSISTS' FARMERS
Capital and Reserve $9,000,000
Over 130 Branches
Almost every Farmer finds his
mcmey tied up in stock or crops
at certain seasons. If he needs
assistance he should consult our
local Manager. Savings Dep-
artments at all Branches.
W. B. COLLES
Manager Zurich Branch
Many factories in Canada ar3
discharging numbers of their em-
ployees, or shutting down temp-
orarily. In our opinion this is an
effort to reduce the costs both of
wages and material* .
*Following the lead set by Hendry
Ford in reducing the price of his
car, and later taken up by the
Franklin Co., several other car
manufacturers such as the Willys-
Overland, Studetaker, Hudson an 1
Essex 'Companies have made re-
duetions.
A. world's record fot. continuous
pi -ii play:ng has ben establ shei
recently at London by Alfred
Kemp, a former Univerity of Ch-
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,cago student., who played with-
out stopping for 100 hours. The
'was
record was 105 hours. It
was held. in New -Zealand. A.V.11;
laid fish comprized his diet dur-
'ng ;the stunt. He used some
araelling -salts frequently. Wher
net eating or drinking, he chewed
Be did not take any
irugq. His hands were swollen
to twice their natural size when
he finished, They had lost the
lense of feeling. The keyboard
ef the piano was frequently spr-
inkled with methylated spirits to
prevent his fingers from cracking
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher ,
$1.25 a 'Year In Advance
$1..A IN' A RItt4 ARS. gt9 hi A V BM CI4 OBJI.
Automobile Skates At
Special Reduced Prices
While They Last
Auto Model C. Regular
Auto Model B. Regular
Ladies' Auto Regular
Cycle Pleasure Regular
Yukon
Regular
Price $7. Sale Price ..J $5.65 t
price $6.00. Sale P -rice 4.75
price $4.00. Sale price ............3.2()
price $3.00. Sale price ... $2.45
Price, $2.00 Sale Price 81.65
G. HESS
PHONE No. 74 JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN
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Winter Horse Requirements
We are offering the following seasonable Horse ,k
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requirements at greatly reduced prices:
HORSE BLANKETS, RUGS, ROBES, HALTERS, SWEAT PADS,
HORSE WHIPS, ETC. ETC.
SEE OUR EXTRA FINE ASSORTMENT OF MEN'S MITTS AT
A BIG R EDUCTION.
We also carry in stock a full Line of Heavy Harness, Single
harness, Etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
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Cold Weather Footwear
WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF FOOTWEAR
.1. TO PREVENT COLD FEET IN THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR
IA. LARGE RANGE OF FELT SHOES IN MANY SIZES AND
STYLES
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Let us fit your Shoes with a pair of real Storm Rubbers
Cloth Lined, or a pair of comfortable Overshoes. .
Mens' Heavy Rubbers in both High Tops and the -ordin-
ary low style.
fALSO A PULL LINE OF STAPLE LEATHER FOOTWEAR
IN STOCK TO FIT ANY FOOT.
BUTTER AND SATISFACTION
C. FRITZ OUR MOTTO
EGGS WANTED
THE SHOEMAN
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We thank our many
and friends for imst p4tr
extend our best wishc,
and prospemits
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and
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Fresh G-rceri aivit °eh
PHONE 11 97
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